About YL Info

Who publishes YL Info

YL Info is published by YL Info Media LLC, a US limited liability company registered in Oregon with editorial operations in Portland. The company is small and independent. It is not part of any operator group and does not accept promotional-code fees, commission-based partnerships or paid placements in review copy. It is funded by contextual advertising that runs alongside content, not embedded in it.

The name YL Info was chosen because it is short, memorable, and topic-neutral. It carries no product or lifestyle associations and is intended purely as an editorial handle for the reviews published here. The domain the site sits on was acquired secondhand and repurposed for editorial use in 2024; the current publisher has no relationship to any prior use of the domain.

What YL Info covers

The editorial scope is narrow by design. YL Info covers no deposit bonus offers issued by US regulated online casinos, in the seven states where online casino play is legal in 2026: New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Connecticut, Delaware and Rhode Island. Coverage focuses on offer mechanics, terms, safety features and observed operator behavior, rather than on rankings or "top picks." The site does not cover offshore or unregulated products.

The narrow scope keeps the review framework consistent and lets readers rely on the same criteria across pages. It also keeps YL Info honest about what it does and does not know. The site does not have opinions on sports betting, on lottery products, on charitable gaming, or on any promotional category outside the no deposit bonus space. When a reader asks about something outside scope, the answer is that YL Info does not cover it.

Editorial team

Reviews and trust-related content are written by Marcus Chen, Reviews Editor. Marcus reviews US regulated online products with a focus on consumer-protection signals and reproducible evaluation criteria. He documents observations rather than opinions, which is the plainest way to describe the house style used across the site. Marcus is based in the Portland office and is contactable via the address on the contact page.

The editorial team is deliberately small. A single named editor is easier for readers to hold accountable than a rotating byline. When guest contributors are involved, contributions are labeled with a separate byline and the same standards apply. To date, no guest contributions have appeared.

How the reviews get done

The methodology is documented publicly on the reviews page and is written so that any reader can reproduce it. Each no deposit bonus review runs the same six tests in the same order and records observations with timestamps. Nothing is inferred, extrapolated or predicted; the review reports what the offer did across signup, verification, credit, play, withdrawal and support during the observation window.

Fact-checking uses public regulatory records, operator disclosures, and, where relevant, state consumer complaint records. When a claim depends on a specific public source, the source is either linked (for whitelisted domains) or named in text so a reader can find it. Where a claim is an in-account observation, the observation window is described and the observation itself is described in language a reader can compare against their own experience.

AI-assistance disclosure

YL Info uses generative AI tools as part of its editorial workflow. Draft outlines, plain-language phrasing checks and initial fact-collection are sometimes produced with AI assistance and then reviewed, edited and finalized by a named human editor. AI is not used to fabricate observations, to substitute for reproducible checks, or to generate rankings. Every observation published on the site is anchored in a specific public source or a specific in-account test that a real person conducted.

This disclosure exists because readers deserve to know how the sausage is made. AI-assisted editing is now common across professional publishing; hiding it would be dishonest and would erode the trust framework the site otherwise relies on.

How to reach us

The best way to reach the editorial team is via the contact page. Corrections are welcome and are addressed within a stated window. If you believe a specific observation on the site is out of date or was incorrect at time of publication, please send a note with the page, the paragraph, and the source you believe supersedes it. Corrections are dated at the top of the affected page.